Manoj Punjabi

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For the first time, the NHL's annual winter classic will be played on New Year's Eve. But the matchup is familar, with the Chicago Blackhawks hosting the St. Louis Blues.

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Keegan Murray has struggled this season for the Kings, and as the team moves forward, they need to prioritize him getting back into the swing of things.

“Babygirl” writer-director Halina Reijn is defending the age gap between Nicole Kidman and Harris Dickinson’s characters in the steamy new thriller.

Kiki Barki, whose coal mining riches made him a billionaire, is shifting his Harum Energy’s focus into nickel, which is used to power electric vehicles.

Media and property mogul Hary Tanoesoedibjo, executive chairman of Media Nusantara Citra (MNC) group, who dropped out of the ranks last year, is back on the list, boosted by his business associate’s imminent return to the White House.

Garibaldi “Boy” Thohir’s coal miner, known until recently as Adaro Energy Indonesia, is doubling down on renewable energy, aiming to get over half of its revenue from non-coal businesses by 2030.

The Widjaja family’s wealth soared 75% to $18.9 billion, fueled by a sevenfold jump in shares of Dian Swastatika Sentosa, the energy-to-infrastructure unit of their Sinar Mas group.

The head of Jakarta-based MD Entertainment once considered free-to-air TV as passé—now it could be a lucrative game-changer for his film studio.

The head of Jakarta-based MD Entertainment once considered free-to-air TV as passé—now it could be a lucrative game-changer for his film studio.

The minimum net worth to qualify crosses $1 billion for the first time.

Shares of Punjabi’s MD Pictures jumped fourfold as the lifting of Covid-19 restrictions brought moviegoers back in droves.